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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15

MIR. ED1roR:--sfr. James; Greens.
10 'se caught on fire one night last
week ard would have burned down
haA the family not been awaken br
the roaring Of the flames.
Several Of our ncighbora as ( OK.
changing homes and TRYING new land
lords, l''t The lords neither lose or
gain anything as they are Ill good
tenants.
The farm|>'s Of this section are on
boom sowing wheat. BOB JONES.
Post tsGace R30ssr4.
From 9 Il. IL. to p. m, and from .
p. IN. to p. III.
GTuEDCLE.
Easicy t" PicArns-Every day cxcept
Sunday. Arrive ut 10a m.. leave II IN.
Hrcvard to Pickens-Tucs,Nny and Fri
day. Arrive 6 p. m, leave 6 Il. NJ.
Nine Times to Pickons--Tucsduy
Thursday and Saturday. Arrive 10 a. NJ.
leave II n. m
Eastatoo to Pickens Tuesday and
Friday. Arrive at II a. m, leave II ~.
Stewart to Piclens-Tuos,lay and Fri
day. Arrive II m, leave p. m.
MARY ID. RILEY, Postmaster.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15
PkfcSs CURRENT.
THESE PRICES AREFoewht6b'tta,Ls
XQfS.
.'l,l .gKt 3u,..,, g -,
ooRREcTHDwBERLf BYvEGduSox &xi1tItRp

In milking market 6aotations we oan
only approximate valued. Many chan
ges occur aiter fhe Quotations are sent
out, and we can only hope to give a gen-
eral idea OF the value prevailing the day
the quotations Are made.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08


VISA npocfm1aa d mnr8 ama
sAnm shnk a. q mnen O. wn1uMH 80 q
skfm HsM wkick nhaGn AlEe1f b Ffazr
- aaa hl11aBs1om hanAR axms. fno1
al mockf Il b 1implY tnpzHe blee4
Sc mha1 BaaMnnEEn'E Pfzx1 "a IT. .
ehE1ui1 G11e-
RWfsnr gosrs I uns u ihe Moun1sd
fnkzz.EE Il - q. q Armg, E.1dlnR
ez1zn9 lhza tina rrin1irazig q 1ex1R
A1noIl 81 e snnt tine hnd q ckxenl1
akin 6nuass. ohnEnnAssine6 - ~ ez4p-
tfnn ussE shs nziiEH snEfnDe e. ~ Laas
and tniRhH. mEEna and chng2 Iho 6nn-
/ tors fezmea Il eamems. had aase1 ~
81 h9pa 81 ever bang emfsds when
BnkMpNwxuiH PUxa were reecmussn1ed
. me. eonc1sdsa 10 ny ehsms and
/ al @, and / have thanked God eaily
sinse fhsn khat / did %. think aesd
them aifoae1her ab0u1 shEee E1n1lbs,
and b thaf tire uaa oompletelY cured
and h1ss never knd onY tEo1bls sfnce
~ skin = as clear e. any ones.
GncnaR GasxazAN.
Pincennine. Mich., Daoesnber I. 1855.
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Notice Of Seizure.

ITTNTTED STATES or AMERICA,
" Territory Of Washington. Third Ju.
aicia1 Diatrict-@.
i tks DISTRICT Court. holding terms n
No 6sos-The United stnass Of America
Va One hundred and ten tins, containing
Whsrsss. Wm. d. White. U 3 sI stats
Attorney for Washington Territory, has
dled an Information u the above entitled
Dlstrics Court alleging IN substance as
foliowa: Thst nf Q time paek to-Eit
on the SIN day Of August. A. d. 1857 In
the Coliection District Of Puget Sound,
starr. ct me wharf 1t Port Townsend. In
jefferson county, Warrington Territ0Fy.
0ulncy A Brooke, Collector Of Customs
for said district did seine ard now has In
bis custody ct the Custom House Of said
district q Port Towngena eforeAaid. e
Violation a Section So31 Of the Revised
STATUTES o. the United States. certain
eooda wares and merchandise. to-Wff I;
one hundred and ten tina containing az.
ty-aVo pounds Of prepared opium; for
that 6 . time past, to-wit On the sth day
end rnerchandiss hsrcin before enumernf-
ed and described. bGinE q foreign growth
ana manufacture and Buhioca @ the pAy-
mene az duties upon b0ing imported and
hruuGhs into the United SRRteA were BIZ
some person o. persona unknown clan
knowingly brought into the United States
from some foreign port Or piace, to-wit !
from the Province 81 BritiGh Columbia,
n TIE Dominion e. Canada, with the In
tent thea and there On the part Of such
importer or importer8 20 defraue the
unifed States a. the duties thereon.
..ls =. ...o-rtSl e. A., ces.-..S =.
s. PAID % the Uultea elatea and not
f1r Or SECURED % Be paid 70 the Unifed
alntnM the said goodl wares and nier-
ekamdise being then and thare % the
value a. I've handred and ntfy dealan,
pr0per psnssss 10 the end that aid eooda.
Gee. mar Be- decreed 10 Be and remain
forfeited aooordinRly.
And whsrsaa. q rosaing aad ding he
said inf1<mati1n. The CoaFt made the fol-
owing erdar thereof. t0rwtf:
hundred and tan tins co1taintng ffty Ave
pounds q prepared opium
Les this cauao Be- - down for bearing
h open court on Friday, the eslh day Al
A. ID. 1877, a. 10 O'Clock q n.
o. thAa DAY. ~ which time al psTsouh
having o. olaimtng any lntsres1 n said
xoods, wares and RNrchMndiae mat an
1emx and make thair MllnRAfians n thaa /
behalf o. their dcfaulk WI be entered. |
And let notice Be given in the usual form i
81 puhiinAtton theruof IN IL dairy RosF- /
lNTxEEleKscEA Dated November 81. 1
50.
New. thArefores ell persons having or
Naming any intereIt b sid Ro0da. wars /
nd marchandise are notified 70 BE- aza /
Ippsar IN epea court - ths ttlns spseiaed /
\ saf1 order and make thar ale zaatuna
= thai behAf or thalr dekHul1 win - en-
area and tie przyer q aAia tnfszznaftoa
TanaeA
.. wiknam the Hon. Richard A.
Ionea, JudRe a. said District
Couxt and de enaa II MMlG cqurt
- nGlxed. this - DAY q Novemhar.
= Il w.KLKDeKRwooD. Clerk
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S&ES


MeFi, win win and receive public recomftlon
and praise. faetA, which are the outcome u
gonekAi experience. growinR through years a.
critical and practical test. become a rootsA
and immcvAbie - he rook Of Gibraltar ID pul-
ac eplnion. and henesfofth seed no farthas
gnAranfee - 70 tAsiF eenuinsnsss. TIA india
Pshels hct that sWtfs's speriac Is ths 80
blood purihsr IN he world, h one % thsss
tmanoFaols Gibraltar rock facts 81 whiah we
have spokea, and every dayis experiences roots
thls oonVietica deeper and deePeg IN puzzle
spinioe. Eyssy class q cur people n Amer.
pFofassion. tneladin9 ths medical pFofalnian,
have borne valnhAaHy teselHnony 10 the. ~.
nnarkAhls VIRTUES Of q .. 8. and lie infhilshle
eAc4cY IN euzinR ali disea1as o. the hlood.
Thess tsstinenieis ase % flls ~ ne theusanas
unsSlisIssS. s1e di,iissS,shed mSSh.-S ~
she theaerieal pFofesElua, We grn1ufully tesL
tify % tAe wuadsFfal curative qualities e tha
epeeine N fhair indlFldnal Gases. Thar -
timc1lAn aRe hsgesslA ssbmilled . Ne pab-
lie vifhosi faFshsE eesemeat--lsl shsm spsak
for Aem1afv1A IA kzlE . sUsEahor al fhe
and formerly of Ne Residence Thasaer, ~.
lin. GeE1sny, and q MeYiehsr's EfocR con.
pAay. o. Chieaga. TIE RBnalsman d 4 wnn
known mnmbcF q tAa New KoEk ThallR rs.
na1 Company. nosh Hrs vel kasun IN ne
atrlcal Circles IN tAln e1aatrY ana IN EuHupas
CnnRislaa RsnAsHa Tasllmnny.
NEE EozK. Nay q ISL.
sSin epsclas O.. Atsnnla, Ga -Gnenmsn
Hnring 6ean anaoyed w1lA panpies. erupsians
and ro1Ehnezs 4 lie sk1a, frun bad cnndi.
tia1 81 NO h.oot, fsr more thaB = yenF, u1sd
leaaiag prspAEatie1 e eAraapErila and osh.r
advertised rsnNatss - - saecl Tea 90.
aziaca pruDln1ns pAyAletan. Ana fsun his /
srcat1ent rsq1fvea ~ kenaak tnen aan-
saatcd % az - q & rane4F Ter tAs h,ood.
AaA aee - an PaekAasA ~ tAeEuaEh sraaB.
ca1inn 81 ny tEeahas sd raasarinK nzn1oshnes /
y ny akln. have mAae ne hADpy, ana I chsaFl !
fnlly glvn ysm tAis tesatEnMAal fer xnnh uan /
AMI paslictty a y0a wieA b mAke a. a.
GmAKE1Exn NaWDuw
f13 hswsrE naAR Casa nrea2
HaRo Hnzlkn.ss fss1lmnny.
rAa SWtn epsa1sr ooEpsny. AfllntA, cal
0Nntlenea Fer tHo year. I lad severe easa
e. ee1rma- iusrdtar anaRA @lphur $3.50 anf L
vnr1saa cher rszaea1as. sd was pEsscrsSed /
fH ~ uuzhera 81 rAFsscianH, hi fpznd -
III q. A. las1 aetaElnased q ny ~ Z as
Famaay. md seRen e. "a hgftiea have fkuR.
oekAl4 FallsFra Ne. and yen en- 80 this CO.. Il
itArNle h azy mannaE gaa VIA
Huae HAawKmA
memher q TAalia ThnHanr.
NEw FoaH, Mar I. 1871
rreMtlsa 80 Htaaa ana Skin DiNanaes maErd
lreA TIE 6W3FT SPECIFIC co.
fse1ntAl14aW Drawer q AtlAnas. O.. v
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nExM WInal1wis 8nofhlnR HyKHR faE ehAA4Eun
isethlng, Il ~ pknmsEtrtina e enc Ct - nes.
eznass nHrsla and phYHlG1nn4 n ne un1.ec
Etntzn, and Has ben u1od foE f1xkT years via
1spsE f14lln9 Hncnsm " mtlEou1 g mot1sz.
tReekfna is Fnlus a tncatcuI1hla. Z rnl1ayea
Is chtld hon pain, cur19 dyeertszy and olefA
Khna. kKlpin9 a TIE bowels a11 W1ne cole.
- giving ksazIh - ne chfld & ne10 N
inches. Rrios aBe bottia azaeduly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08
MOSFY TOnAN

IN ehat1al Dorteaee, Quod osiizteral
e personal security, nets. norsaaess.
eeEiR oonda tine sAechA etc, hsa9ha.
OcNFTos, ArE1MM 4 CO.
0dase wlth Joara saith, San.ss asreea
ofg0si1e ne Oocidenfal ans.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

DO not permit yoarsslf 20 hny eseak
unfl yna have hfal aean What we have
% oasE. We will ave y0a maney ard
sstt yeu bettsG Tokiaa 4 einssFnan.
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shlppIna lnaeIllaenca.


ne shipe Indiana ana Fanny Tucker AZ.
rived here 'today. They 10th load coal fsE
san Francisco.
The WIIIamstte vii rssum here from II.
coma 10 tAka On Q deok load Of lumber.
PonT TgwxsEED, Nov. 7.--Arrived -BatA
Sarah RidgwAy.
nov. e.-AFrived Bark James A King, A.
cInoua and r K Hama.
roMz Dwoovmx, Nov. 6.-Arriyed - shiy
w Troop.
sailed ship Harvester.
Ponz GkMsIz. Nov. e.-Arfived = shir
Palmyra
Posz IuDlOv. nor. s.-Arivsd-sobsOnsl
q wilder,
sshss-sSlP Eus.lls saa tbs BARN Ers.ns
and AfkwriRht,
Pesr MkDlsOS. Nov. e.--sAilsd-BaEk II
dA wave
Pcnr BLAxuzE. Nov. I. sailed = shiv
Mount Washinglon.
TkzooaH, Nov. ia ship passed out and
. ship and . bark passed In 81 noon. Cloudy
fresh southeast wind.
nAH RnANuIBso. Nov. 6--AFTived-Germa
ship Adslaide. Lonasn. Ben Douran. OaRdlH;
bark Forest oneen, Honolulu; steamer I'm.
plre, NanAimo; steamer Wellington, Depar-
turo Bay; schooner AHRunaut ahoalWafar bay
salled-britlaA s1lp nrynhilda. Portland:
bart OAKLAND. Port Eswnsehd; steamer WalIa
Walls, esattle.
. sAB FhAxcsco. New. a.--ArriVsd- Sssamer
Oregon, fortlana: barb W W Case. seattle,
ssilea-sssAmss cosumhia. Porflsnd.
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uome e cur eEeaf velvet and pl1aA
sale en- Wednesday na0rninR. roklas
a SsnGeFmAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

FaE.-We have insa received a hse
sAipment. Eastern cash pEises. Cans-
ran CsnAkx. nrg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

A hsg shAnaa fer tie uaAzacG A Qaar.
Ter q miiissn dollar clearing sala
Tatlas 4 SlnRermAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

Read cur adssEtissnant b this norn-
ins's rapsr and aiasnd cur great ~.
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NV Yonx, uoE. T.-NaneY On oal1 eaay q
: 70 ~, closed o1sssa e ~; primo maE.
oAniIls pspeE, e. steEilng exchanas qaist,
lissdy. q = siK ia 20 ar bills and - g
fer demand
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

Am.arfcan KxpFsns Ioa. onnada Rneaae So.
Canada Eeuthern 5sss, Central Pnclan mN
Burlington 10, Delaware LaokHWnnna
l1sN, beaver Q Ris Gaande %, Eric 28k,
LAKE shore e5A, EoatsviIls 80. Michinn
Central ~ Kansas 8 Texas ls1, Nes XoEk
Ceneral a17k. Eorthern Racihc 1lK, pro-
farrsd 1l4. NoEthussten l08S, orea1n In
proyemant ~. Ezvietion 9ok, Tfanscon.
isnental iek, Paeihc Mall 81. Roek Knlnn6
ms, 81 Pad Ten, Tsxas Pacfae AK, Union
Pacl6c 50k, United ssat6 Express oa Wells
Fargo ExpHeas l25, Western Union 78k.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

lxyuED Te ImUzuMR - IT Ggvsrnog
SqaiFs, q Seattle, has bean Invited 70
hh he next plaee in tie lec9afN coarss
81 QEtina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

SupaR Howm' BunrkI--Ths funeral
81 tGe lats Juegs s. Q. HoWss was Qaila
largely sttended ca Sunday. II was
eaadaaied ander ne aaspiees og he
Assosa OF which order the deoeasod
vas nembeg. dha proeession formed
q The Masania Hall and secompaniee
The renalna 10 the cemalaxy whsre The
BODY Naa FiAcsd IN rs laal rastiaR place
VIA the ritual sarvices 81 he en1aR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

ex. PEzKnsnuaa, Nov. 7.--EiRhkeen
young army ofaosEs have been sen
tenood 70 ESfiona terms u exiIs 10 81.
IBERIA on charges connected With The
reyoIuiicnaFy piot against The eovera.
mani.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

NEw YcnE, Nov. THE following vas tn
visible supply Of grain on Nov. 5, az compiled
b. the Produce Kxchanges wheat 81. ,O0l
bushels, corn 7,3s6, 900 bushels, eats e.fT4,O0l
Bushels, rye So, 900 bushels, barley 2.0si .e0l
bunhela
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

THINKS HE WuL LosH e10o0r-wil-
nam Bradley, the bondSman fer M. j.
welshs tie runaway cuntraciOE, speut 9
larger part % yesterday with CITY Al
terney Carroll trying % aet q the status
Of he eontraotoF's Affairs. he ava be
vtll pay % AL The indebtedness Of ID
stfees and vii comptsle 81 Helens
street. and pay up everything and every
body. 30 far a. The facts could Be cot
ten at. Mr.. Bradley thinka be win IcRa
aooat 5000 on d street. lie heres 10
eonapsete The woFk on 81. HeIana street
wtihout a. much loss aa was estimated
On Saturday. Mr.. kaily, chairman Of
he street oommitiee, vas eui 81 toWn
yesterday. and tharufore Mr.. BraaleV
eeuld not meet With that csmmittee.
kEw MmfNo TAa aalmoa
River Mn and Mining Oompany Sled
ARTICLES q ineorpofAtion yessefdsy. The
capital saoek d $4,000 and the inoor.
poRAioFs are J. n. Bankley. q. 4. LanEh.
tcr. D. B. Evereta and n n. Hast, an
q Iacame, and O. @. Hlgbea. ef q.
Paul.
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CHICAGO, Now T.--Whaai- Steady, a opening
Aguros. cash Tan, Decamber Is, May 78x.
F. Corn--steaay, cash and December n, May
35k.
osi. = saaaAy; eaah 1sh. Dseembsr
esk, Mac ~ $40.
PUrt-kaIler. January Sls 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

LONDON. Nsv. 7.--J0hn L. Sullivan
hes u0lia a Mitchell THAI he will meat
him tomesrnw and make q match 70
hght, rFavidinR Mitchell BRINGS forfeit
rnomfp urith kira
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Nmw YoMK. Nov. the fact thai toner
row Il . holiday here indnes1 = number d
bsokers 10 leave he city until Wednesday and
he TolnDa 81 business todAy was smaller the
usnal o. iats. The fluctuations also wsrs a.
. general thing Of small significance and litti'
nature ofintsrsst wAs developed during ID,
sassion.
GoTsEnzsnt bonds wsEs daIi and steady.
~ xozx EknxKIA
HEv YonE, nor. Ts-Hops-AodsEass q
mahd.
sagnr--FIrm, refined dali, woak. white exsrI
c B35H, % A sk8sN, mould A 0o-1oo
standard A s-le, csnfectioners' A eK, cut Ioa
and crushed TX. Eranulated ee.Io0.
Copper-WeAk, lake Sl3 IS.
Lad Dull, domestic 81.
ooGse--6pot fair, Rio dull. nominal, op.
tons active. decidedly lower Bales, Ioo,o 90
bags, November Sl5 300lB %, Decambe
SIS D015 q, yananzy g1f 10l5 20. Rshru
ngy ~ rs 81, March "a cell 10.
PotEol1nm opened siroag II u and after
allght advance in the early trading bocAml
steady and remained 90 untl the last hall
hour whan = sudden break occurred, CLOSING
weak az 7Sh. DaIes-1. 81 600 barrels.
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cuoAa0. Nov. T.--csttls -Rscsipis $500,
gtoeksrs And Ieede<s 81 600s 90. Teza;
81 802 IS, Western rangers. 20 B009 e5..
Hoqs-Receipas. IS 900, steady 70 strong,
mixed y 2s0a $. heavy. - ao0t 20. lixfi
81 1904 50.
sheep Receipts a5oo-maRket strong, NATIVES
81 1894 Is. western e30s 70, tsxans " SOC
$50
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NV FeaH, Nay 3, 1851
rrs4tiss 80 Haeea sna Ekan Dinanaes Raid
ffpA TIE 6WIFT SPECIFIC co.
fse1nlA114sW Drawer Z, Athnaa. GG.
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ONLY GENUINE MANUFACTURER By
]. 4. IElLIH 6 co. PHILADELPHIA.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-17
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Position Of the German
Empire outlined.
THE SENTIM ENT IN RUSSIA.
The "Pesther-LlOyd' Advocates
Further Military Prepare.
tion. by Au tria.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.


BERLIN. December 16.-According
TO the Reichsanzerger's version of Gen
eral Won S'htllendorff's speech on the
military bill. to-day the Minister of
War said that the object of the bill
could be perfectly summed up in the
words of the Emperor on opening the
Parliament, THAT the Empire by
Gods help should become SO strong
that it could meet every niger with
calmness from whichever quarter it
might be attacked" The Minister
said that danger threatened, MT from
the warlik- disposition of the allied
powe g, for the German people al
wa 8 leaned toward peace, but from
the attacks of other people. The En-
pire was strong and it had allies, but
in war it might depend only upon its
own strength. 1t must be made no
powerful that it would be feared as a
foe and courted as an ally. The Ger
maus, he felt sure, would not be spar.
ing of their powers when the time
came for beating off an enemy.
RUSSIAN OPINION.
ST.. PETERSBURG, December 16.-
The Official military Gazette article has
ftvortply impressed the pu lie with
the feeling that "Russia neither de-
sires nor fears war"
AUSTRIAN PRESS COMMENT.
PEsrH, December l8.-Tbe Aust, ian
press is unanimously Of the opinion
that the article recently published in
the st. Petersburg Official Military
Gazette in relation to the military
preparations has greatly increased the
acuteness OF the situation. The
Feather Lloyd says that Austria must
make military preparations involving
great expense.
EFFECT ON THE MONEY MARKET.
VIENNA, December l6.-At the
opening of the Bourse to-day there
was almost a panic on the announce
ment being made that Premier Won
fioza, OF Hungary, had been sum-
moned to attend u council of ministers
at Vienna.
Later-The fact that the Journal de
81. Petersburg's article disclaiined
kussia's responsibility for the pr. sent
state Of affairs in Europe helped the
recovery of the market. Austrian
routes closed at decline of z per
cent, and Hungarian rentes per
cent.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-17
CAPITOL CULLINGS.
Items Cleaned I'm and About the
departments.

Items Cleaned In and AbOut the
departments
WASHINGTON. December 16.-The
Treasury Department pays on Janu-
airy LIST next s4l4,670 interest on
United States and Pacific Railroad
bonds. This in additi IN to So, 45s ,452
interest would have fallen due on that
date, but has been paid with rebate.
A committee of citizens of Utah,
hea'iel by delegate Cain, to-day
waited on Speaker Carlisle and Sena-
tor Ingalls, and p esented to them
copies of the State Constitution
adopted at the last Utah convention.
The Senate Committee on Educa-
ton held meeting to-day and unani-
mou-ly ordered favorable report o.,
the Blair Education bill. 1t will be
reported as it passed the Senate in the
last Congress.
James A. Mckenzie, of Kentucky
will probably be the next Minister t.
Mexico.
Secretary Endicott left the city to-
night on tour Of inspection in the
West,
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REORGANIZATION i'm Rates.

WASHINGTON, December 16.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
dey, gave hearing in the case of j.
H. Martin and M. 7. Martin, OF Dem
yer, who allegc violation Of the long
and short clause of the Interstate Law
on the part OF the Southern, Central
and Union Pacific Railroad Compa-
MES. The complainants allege that
in the transportation OF dried fruits
from San Francisco to Denver the
companies charged $3.50, while from
San Francisco north, the charge is
only sos.
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MONTANA M MEMORANDA.
The Mineral Yieid-Burgia ry at
Helena.

San FRANCISCO, December 16.-An
Examiner special from Helena, Mont.
says: The gold and silver receipts at
the Helena assay Office for 1887, APP
proximating December, are about ST.
800 900 of gold and sS1, 900 OF silver.
The Territorial output OF precious
metals will appro .ch $50 ,000,a00
At three o'clock this morning the
store OF Norris Bros. silverwara and
house furnishing goods, was burglar
lied. The clerk was aroused by the
thieves, who bound and gagged
him, and after taking the valuables
forced the clerk TO open the dour. 1t
is imposed that the burglars re 'reted
themselves in the store during the
day. 1t is impossible to G innate the
,-s "a the firm carried "a large stock.
There i no clue to the thieves.
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THE TRAP WAS sPRUN0.
Harmonious Meeting at Balti.
mOre-Pr0gress shown.

Harmonious Meeting at Balti.
mOre-PrOgress shown.
BALTIMORE, December 16.-The
convention of the American Fedora
ton of Labor to. day decided to reduce
the per capita tax for the support of
the federation from J to ID cent per
month. After a long debate it was
decided that while the local unions
should not be compelled to form
into State declarations, yet.
they were strongly urged to do SO.
~ AFTER THE RECESS
The consideration Of the constitution
was completed and the document
adopted. 1t was resolved to ask Con-
gress to shorten the hours of labor in
view Of tie decreased number OF
woikmen needed on account Of labor
saving machinery.
The committee reported that the
rapid growth of the order resulted
from the first avowed purpose of the
Federation to allow each t. ads to gov
ern itself. Second, to the discomfort
VI shO AutShtb va 1/hDOT anu Tie O8Q
management of their affairs and the
desperate uses of strikes. The COM
mittee recommended the utmost re-
sistance to the entertainments of the
Knights Of Labor, ,nasmuch as that
organization shows itseh opposed to
the principles of trades unionism.
The report was adopted.
NEW DIRECTOR AFR
The following Officers were elected
by reclamation: President, Samuel
Campers, OF New York, representing
the lut+rnati nal Cigarmakers' Union;
First Vice-President, Daniel Mac
Laughlin, representing the Illinois
Moulders' Association; Second Vice.
President, William Martin, Represent
ing the Amalgamated Iron and Steel
Workers Association; Secretary, 2.
J. Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
Brotherhood OF Carp nters and Join
ers; Treasurer, Gabr ell Edmonson, of
the Washington Brotherhood of Car
penters and iners' 1t was decided
to Id the next convention ct Sc.
Louis.
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THE GROWN PRINCE.
DR.. Mackenzie says that His
Condition has Improved.

DR.. Mackenzie says that His
Condition has Improved.
SAN RENO, December l6.-Dr Mac
kenzie says that he considers the ap-
pearance Of the Grown Princes throat
better then when he examined it in
the beginning of November. A small
growth has formed higher up in the
throat, but has not the malignant APP
pearance of the growth which ap-
paared during the Crown Princes
stay at Bareno, and which has since
disappea ed. The swelling OF the
glands has entirely disappeared.
The new growth which has made its
is not OF a cancerous ma
tur-. 1t causes no difficulty in
breathing. At present the right
side of the lar. NIX is wholly sound.